Simple plans.
Every lesson guide included.

One program from our catalogue, such as Saxon Math or The Good and the Beautiful, however many subjects it covers and however many of your children use it. Curriculum you build yourself does not count against the limit, and you can create as many of those as you like. Neither does a program that comes as a lesson list. Swapping a catalogue curriculum for a different one is limited to three changes a year.

Create an account and you have the full platform for 14 days: every child, every program in our catalogue, every feature. No credit card, so nothing is charged when the trial ends; you pick a plan if you want to keep going, and your records stay yours either way.

Yes. Starter is $99 a year or $12.99 a month, Family is $149 a year or $19.99 a month, and Complete is $199 a year or $24.99 a month, and you can pay yearly or monthly on any of them.

Yes, whenever you like. The change takes effect at your next renewal, so you are never charged twice for the same period, and you can move between plans the same way.

Full daily lesson plans for Abeka, BJU Press, The Good and the Beautiful, Saxon Math, Singapore Math, Math-U-See, Math with Confidence, Math Mammoth, Eureka Math, All About Learning, Logic of English, First Language Lessons, IEW, Hearth & Story, Story of the World, History Quest and REAL Science Odyssey. Over twenty more, among them Apologia, Horizons, Rod and Staff, RightStart Math, Teaching Textbooks, CTCMath and Khan Academy, come as lesson lists: the lesson names in order, without our lesson details, so you can schedule them and track your place. We add more based on what families ask for, and the full list is on the curriculum page.

In Arizona, Alabama, Arkansas and New Hampshire you can pay from your Education Savings Account: create an invoice in OneHomeschool and submit it to your program. In Florida, pay by card and submit your receipt to be reimbursed by your state. In Idaho, Oklahoma, Ohio, Louisiana, Indiana, Minnesota and Iowa, keep your receipt for the state tax credit or deduction. Each program sets its own rules for what it covers, so check yours first. The full guide is at onehomeschool.com/esa.

Yes. OneHomeschool is an independent planner, not affiliated with or endorsed by any curriculum publisher, and it does not include their books. You buy the curriculum from the publisher, and our daily guides work alongside it lesson by lesson.

Yes. We take family data seriously. Your information is encrypted, never shared, and you can export or delete your data at any time.